New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
p,rsJvrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

-. m the avenues were the special;ies at the Real
~.,.,s Exchange yesterday. Smyth Ryan soia' " VI
- =, the executors OF Charles Campbell, NO 0Sl Nih'h
,s,oe the southwest corner OF West Forty four;s'
~ os1xl0O. There Is a three-story DFick s'oio ~
..uoo on the corner and a three-story tenement an"
80 m the street. The property was sUeu ny u'o
,ooeer 10 rent for 81 800 per annum. Inc "''''"e
80 in At 500 600 and up 10 s32Joo pe'"ccn So'
,Iiaers T. Conner was the buyer. He is the pres
y, occnDan OF the building The sac pfou"ceu s''oVo
en- - the trustees expected. II. " Harnett x CO.
"a No. 7o3 Thirdaye., the northeast cor"er Vi iniru
~. and Forty fOurth-st, a four-s'ory DrcN s'"rV an" ~
=, onxeO The store and basement reh's tut sI'-Vo -
,, Kidding began at $4,000 and ran up TO s3O'coo
clark was the purchaser. The same aucuoheer
i, . -. ,o,eeIosure leasehold interest In NO 300
, Forty fourh.s. being lease Tor hvc years from
g., 1855, ground rent $3.50 The properly produces
~. ma, roath ]. sold for s2,SG0 to FRANK echnia''
,ho pa.ntm l.. V. 1Iarnet % soIa ~ 100 >"
WV between Seventh and Eighth ayes. IL
49, tory brhstoop brick dwelling renting FOR Sl'3Oo
-, nr,onrco was the buyer at s15'2ao-
rt,oas stevens had successful sale OF lots winch
- ,ormed mart o, the Fox estate on one'huhureuanu
on'o o,,s the southern Boulevard and Smpson-st
s' oe,,v has history, being part OF the tract OF
Inv f.asa from the indians about the middle OF the
'au N century by Edward Jessup and John Richard
The purchase confirmed by crown fateht IN
,,o ~ King James II. IT remained In the posses
=, the descendants OF the purchasers and was held
Wv" ,sa ninth in descent from John Richardson The
p .sses IFS name from having long been the home
-. a, w. w. Fox, OF this city. The local NAME FOX
csrsudatts from year LEO and originated In the
49,, that the intersection OF the present Weschestera'e
"a. the Hunts Point and West Farms Road was the
,osoe point of the OF the hounds OF The North
v,sner Near this point Of the estate the Ancient Inn
nleeasei in 1888 stir stands
The lots sold well. Lots On one-hundred-andSlxty
.svath ST. brought $3.50 EACH the boulevard $500 70
s,1o and Smpson-st. $500. The steady Increase In
s,reed is apparent from the fact that two years
400 these lots $3.50 70 $500 each S. W. Clark
"a. sold at private sale One hundredth-st 400 feet
OF Eighth-ave. fOuStory and basement brOwnsOhe
s.i I9XG6xlO0 j. McManus for $4,000 also four
@ on sheridan and plot in the Twenty fourth
sUard for 600 to +. J. MclNanus.
for increasing the interest IN the IN
.hange" will hold open session at the fNehHec oh
@nsay when will be received tending 10 IN
The usefulness OF the Exchange TO It's members IN,
snheets OF life reading room ana the Dfohers
,se,inrs are be specially considered Inc hOlohg VI
10 auction different hours Is likely 10 cohe up
WV TSae was call for four-story browBstonc dwelling
.s,xeen FortvsXth-s, Fifth and sixth aNcs' price abou
70 GOO also for about twenty near this city on Inc
soUsrIen New Haven Hudson River Railroad price
" v,on, $4,000. The following property was offered
syn story brick dwelling Norfolk st.. near iNlhgtoh
=, Tor 900 a three-sOry aud basement brick DuiIds
Cathaine-St: threc-story Orick NOUS
sss-St near NaiisOn-s for $4,000 nVe-storN ofcR
a. m IIenry-st. Rutgers-st for S2GOIO; TWO hNe
s,Sry brick Mott-st for $4,000 40. l,ocI
ItlsntIc.aye iBrooxyn), twostory frame mousse iUr
- soo a oj-oot fOur-sory double tenement, NO III
fss, one. hundred and-nrstst, for $4,000